Up for re-election next year, Democratic Senator Tammy Baldwin has to contend with an Wisconsin electorate that polling finds overwhelmingly wants immigration reduced -- just like President Trump who won the state's electoral votes last year.
Every political junkie in the country was trying to decode Pres. Trump's cryptic Tweet this morning on chain migration.
A new national poll of "likely midterm voters" find 55% of them favoring a bill that "would allow immigrants to bring in their spouse and minor children but would end migration of extended family."
Only 32% of the voters say they oppose eliminating the Chain Migration categories.
ROY BECK is Founder & President of NumbersUSA
Amid reports that the White House is wrestling over whether to cap next year's refugee admissions at 50,000 or a lower number, a national poll of likely voters found that most would prefer a lower number. And most of them prefer MUCH lower.
Up for re-election next year, Democratic Senator Joe Manchin has to contend with an West Virginia electorate that polling finds overwhelmingly wants immigration reduced -- just like President Trump who won the state's electoral votes last year.
Let's cut through confusion and distortion to see what Pres. Trump's DACA plan would do. There will not be a 6-month delay in ending the amnesty program as some have reported. No applications for renewals will be accepted after Oct. 5, and most young adult illegal aliens will not be able to apply for anything after today. Take a look at the details.
Candidate Trump promised to end the illegal and unconstitutional DACA program on "day one" of his Administration. He failed to keep that promise. There is talk in Congress of a new version of the DREAM Act to reward DACA recipients a formal amnesty. The President must decide where lie his priorities. With the American people and the U.S. Constitution, or with the D.C. special interests who are cynically attempting to play to people's sympathies in order to prevent genuine reform of the immigration system?
Up for re-election next year, Democratic Senator Debbie Stabenow has to contend with an Michigan electorate that polling finds overwhelmingly wants immigration reduced -- just like President Trump who won the state's electoral votes last year.
Up for re-election next year, Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown has to contend with an Ohio electorate that polling finds overwhelmingly wants immigration reduced -- just like President Trump who won the state's electoral votes last year.
The RAISE Act would, among other things, improve worker productivity by bringing in more skilled immigrants. It would also help alleviate some of the "slack" in the U.S. labor market. A recent article in The New York Times , without ever mentioning immigration, of course, nevertheless had some interesting things to say about factors slowing worker productivity.